Feature|Videos|January 9, 2025
Capacity and Surge Response Leading Into a State of Readiness
Sustaining pandemic readiness requires investment in workforce, infrastructure, and scalable manufacturing practices.
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Declining pandemic readiness is cause for concern; as such, the panelists highlight the importance of maintaining manufacturing capacity, a skilled workforce, and robust health infrastructure. Sustainable practices, including leveraging flu vaccine systems, are recommended for better future preparedness.
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